Evidence, not ambient prose
Normalise observations into typed entities, relationships, timestamps, confidence, and immutable evidence IDs.
MCP / Context gatewayPrivate beta
Bring scattered context into one evidence boundary.
Connect architecture observations through MCP, preserve where each fact came from, and give teams and agents a current workspace context they can question without handing them ambient authority.
Workspace-scoped keys Typed evidence Human-controlled actions
Context envelope Current
Repositorypayments-service / mainObserved now
Cloudidentity + customer-data2m ago
Deliveryrelease / production4m ago
Reconciled fact
Payments reads customer data through an identity boundary.
EVD-041EVD-05292% confidence
The context landscape teams need to reconcile
Managed connectors shown below are coming soon
A living context contract
See a source become reviewable architecture context.
Select a source family to see the observation Hyperoru would preserve, the narrow gateway it crosses, and the reconciled relationship a person or bounded agent could inspect next.
Live context reconciliation
Illustrative connector experience · select a source family
01 · Choose context
MCP
Key scopedTypedValidated
03 · Current context
ReconciledRelease pipeline deploys Payments API
A route registration and deployment binding describe the same service path.
Confidence
96%
Evidence
2
route.ts:84deploy.yml:31
3
source families
1
workspace boundary
0
ambient permissions
This is an illustrative marketing experience. The MCP evidence gateway is available to invited workspaces; managed Slack, Discord, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, GitLab, and cloud connectors are roadmap items.
The Hyperoru difference
Protocol access is only the beginning.
MCP can move resources, prompts, and tools between clients and servers. Hyperoru is designed to turn selected observations into governed architecture evidence before an assistant relies on them.
One workspace boundary
Bind credentials, retrieval, caches, and durable events to the workspace that owns the source.
Freshness stays visible
Keep observed time and source state beside every claim so stale context never looks current.
Actions remain proposals
Agents may prepare a typed next step. Existing permissions and explicit confirmation still control execution.
From connection to answer
Four gates before context becomes a claim.
The useful part is not connecting everything. It is knowing what entered the system, how it was interpreted, and whether the resulting claim is supported now.
- 01
Authorise
A workspace-scoped identity defines which evidence operations are allowed.
- 02
Validate
Payload, archive, size, and source rules are checked before ingestion.
- 03
Reconcile
Agreement, contradiction, freshness, and superseded facts are resolved.
- 04
Cite
Answers and recommendations point back to accessible evidence IDs.
MCP & agents / Roadmap
A context fabric with explicit edges.
The destination is not an agent with access to everything. It is a reviewable workspace where each connector, retrieval, and proposed action has a visible scope.
Private beta
Hyperoru MCP evidence gateway
Submit structured evidence or a validated ZIP through a workspace-scoped key, then queue an isolated audit.
Available to invited workspaces
Coming soon
Managed context connectors
Bring selected records from knowledge, delivery, and operations systems into the same provenance contract.
Connector design and partner validation
Coming soon
MCP-aware workspace agents
Let bounded agents request the minimum context needed for a question without loading every source into a prompt.
Retrieval and consent controls in development
Questions teams ask
A clear boundary before a clever workflow.
The page separates what invited workspaces can use now from the connectors and agent experiences that are still being designed.
What does MCP add to Hyperoru?
MCP provides a standard transport for context and capabilities. Hyperoru adds the architecture-specific evidence contract: tenant scope, provenance, freshness, reconciliation, citations, and human-controlled actions.
Does Hyperoru give an agent unrestricted source access?
No. The product is designed around narrow workspace tools and bounded retrieval. Repository text, documents, and messages are treated as untrusted evidence—not instructions—and proposed actions do not run without confirmation.
Are Slack, Discord, Google Drive, and the other connectors live?
Not yet. They are shown as the source landscape the managed connector layer is being designed for. The current private-beta path is the workspace-scoped MCP evidence gateway and validated artifact ingestion.
How does source context become an answer?
Hyperoru selects bounded evidence, reconciles agreement and contradiction into a workspace context snapshot, then requires evidence IDs for factual assistant claims. Missing support remains visible as a gap or hypothesis.
Bring one difficult context path to the review.
Show us where architectural knowledge is fragmented today. We will map the evidence boundary, the first useful MCP workflow, and what should remain explicitly out of reach.